Major Ecoboost repair, long delays
My daughter parked her 2013 F150 Ecoboost with about 140,000 miles on it back in mid-May. When she started it back up it would barely run and was very rough. To make a long story short it was parked...
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And a month later after “finding” an engine they don’t have it fixed or just no update? (Since someone else resuscitated this old thread)
It’s unfortunate that your dealer sat on it for 6 months and even more unfortunate the first mechanic according you screwed up more than he fixed.
But not holding the first guy accountable and then not being proactive for the next 6 months is largely the fault of the vehicle owner.
Supply chain “issues” are no secret and they weren’t 6 months ago either. Whether actual or just an excuse.
Anytime you just sit back and “hope” something goes right the chances of that happening are diminished.
I understand how it’s more complicated when one doesn’t understand vehicles but half a year to fix a car is just not taking control of the issue.
It’s unfortunate that your dealer sat on it for 6 months and even more unfortunate the first mechanic according you screwed up more than he fixed.
But not holding the first guy accountable and then not being proactive for the next 6 months is largely the fault of the vehicle owner.
Supply chain “issues” are no secret and they weren’t 6 months ago either. Whether actual or just an excuse.
Anytime you just sit back and “hope” something goes right the chances of that happening are diminished.
I understand how it’s more complicated when one doesn’t understand vehicles but half a year to fix a car is just not taking control of the issue.
